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Chang Tao-Ling, 1922. Creator: Unknown
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Chang Tao-Ling, 1922. Creator: Unknown
Chang Tao-Ling, 1922. Chang Tao-Ling (34-156) Founder of the Han Dynasty Taoist school of wu-tou-mi tao, Way of the Celestial Masters, which emphasized the connection between sin and suffering, and introduced repentance and healing, sometimes pictured riding a tiger. From " Myths and Legends of China", by E. T. C. Werner. [George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd. London, Calcutta, Sydney, 1922]
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This print showcases Chang Tao-Ling, the enigmatic founder of the Han Dynasty Taoist school known as wu-tou-mi tao or Way of the Celestial Masters. The image, captured in 1922 by an unknown creator, offers a glimpse into the life and teachings of this revered figure. Chang Tao-Ling is depicted here with an air of wisdom and authority, exuding a sense of spiritual connection to his surroundings. Dressed in traditional Chinese robes adorned with intricate decorative patterns, he emanates a profound sense of tranquility and inner strength. Notably, Chang Tao-Ling is often associated with riding a tiger—a symbol that represents power and courage in Chinese mythology. This portrayal further emphasizes his role as a religious leader who sought to establish harmony between sin and suffering through repentance and healing. The photograph itself is beautifully composed, capturing both the essence of Chang Tao-Ling's character and the rich cultural heritage he embodies. It serves as a testament to China's ancient traditions while also reflecting on its enduring legacy. Preserved within the pages of "Myths and Legends of China" by E. T. C Werner—published by George G. Harrap & Co. —this print allows us to delve into history and explore one man's profound impact on religion during the early centuries. It stands as a reminder that even amidst vast changes over time, timeless wisdom continues to inspire generations across cultures worldwide.
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